VIDEO PRESENTATIONS
- Click here for the video of the book’s launch at Columbia University, Nov. 2011
- An interview on the Global Minotaur’s themes (in four parts), with Robert Johnson, (Chairman of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), April 2013. Click: Part A (The Global Minotaur), Part B (Bankruptocracy), Part C (The two faces of the Crisis) and Part D (Europe by Mis-Design)
- Click here for the book’s launch at Seattle Town Hall, CSPAN
- Click here for the audio of a discussion, on the book’s themes, with students at Evergreen College
- Video: A brief introduction to The Global Minotaur, courtesy of ScotlandUnite
AUDIO DISCUSSIONS & INTERVIEWS
- The Global Minotaur versus the Age of Greed: A debate on the ABC Radio National’s Late Night Live, chaired by Philip Adams
- On CBC Radio’s ‘Writers’ Program: Interviewed by Eleanor Wachtel on the Global Minotaur
- The Global and European Crisis revisited: An audio from the launch of the Global Minotaur in Finland
REVIEWS, ARTICLES & PRESS NTERVIEWS
- Click here for Davil Laibman’s review for Science and Society
- Click here for a review published in Left Eye on Books
- Click here for a review in the Los Angeles Review of Books
- Click here for an interview, regarding this book, published in Naked Capitalism
- Click here for a feature article in the New York Times that refers extensively to the Global Minotaur
- Click here for a review of the German edition in Die Zeit
- Click here for a review in Dutch
- Click here for a review of the Spanish edition in El Pais
- Click here for a review in Hebrew by Uri Pasovsky, in The Calcalist
- Click here for an interview conducted with a Spanish journalist on the occasion of the book’s Spanish edition
- Click here for a review in Die Zeit Online of the German edition
- Click here for three reviews of the German edition
- Click here for a review by Raja Junankar for the Economics and Labour Relations Review
- Click Why is the Global Crisis so persistent? Q&A with Ben Hunt of Fund Strategy on the themes of the Global Minotaur
- Click here for a long review/summary from a distinctly Australian perspective by Paul Tyson